Best program to design websites?
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Its_the_EPP
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- Mar 15, 2008
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Xsite pro works great if you have content, you can just flow it in and xsite pro makes the pages and nav for you as you do. You can make $1 a day sites in a day and just keep chugging away
bluefrog_jacker
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- Mar 17, 2008
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lol, I agree with all of the hardcore coders, you can't beat hand code. I use a proggy called textpad, it's shareware but there are ways to extend your trial. It has a good library of code and is great for markup.
Expression web is great if you are planning on a really simple OR graphics heavy site, drag & drop
Dreamweaver, I have always found to be very cumbersome, but that's because I hand code, nothing will EVER come close to the control you have.
my 2c
Expression web is great if you are planning on a really simple OR graphics heavy site, drag & drop
Dreamweaver, I have always found to be very cumbersome, but that's because I hand code, nothing will EVER come close to the control you have.
my 2c
Its_the_EPP
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- Mar 15, 2008
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the biggest problem i have with dreamweaver, and im sure its not a problem if you work with it a lot, but i dont because when ever i edit a dw made page by hand i manage to break the DW templates...
Another for Dreamweaver. Have used for the last 5 years and although its a gradual learning process it will pay you back 10 fold.
I've just moved over to using Expression Engine for some bloggy sites an its great. Its easy to use templating engine blows wordpress, joomla, drupal out the water - not cheap though
I've just moved over to using Expression Engine for some bloggy sites an its great. Its easy to use templating engine blows wordpress, joomla, drupal out the water - not cheap though
samloron
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- Apr 16, 2008
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All two of your posts are promoting your product(s). I'm sending havok your way. Correct me if I'm wrong but this is not the way to do things around here.
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